I have listed many short sales in the last several years and 95 percent have successfully closed. I can't stress enough how important it is to use the right attorney.   Since there usually is no cost to the seller, it only makes sense to use the best. 

 So why am I frustrated?  Because I won't show my buyers certain short sales that are listed with certain attorneys. The reason is that some of these attorneys got into this as a new venture seeing $$$$ signs and are not involved in negotiating with the banks or training their $8.00 an hour staff to handle this intense process. 6-12 month short sales are part of the past and should not happen. 

I just called a realtor to show her $30,009 overpriced short sale to ask if she would be willing to use an attorney I have had 100 percent close rate with. Her response was that her manager makes everyone use their atty.  Not a good track record of 1-1 1/2 year close rate with that one. This agent has admitted she never did a short sale. 

PooR sellers!  Who do you turn to That knows how to price your home for a quick short sale so contracts can be drawn quickly an negotiations finalized in a reasonable time frame 

 So you can begin a fresh start on life. If you live in South nNew jersey call me. I have the experience and proven track record to get these short sales closed. My cell is 856-261-6910. 

It is not 2006, obviously but hiring the right Realtor is so important. 573 Clem's Run was listedat the right price, showed well, had three showings and multiple offers. The same goes for the last 20 homes I recently listed and settled.  I had also sold the home next Door in under 62 days. I am not the Realtor that asks the seller what they think about price, since I am the trained professional That they hired for my expertise. Last week I lost a listing for A high end home because the seller called a local agent that had a few high end listings nearby. What he didn't Realize is those homes were overpriced, and are still on the market for over 9 Months.  Marketing is key and pricing is key. 

If you own a home in Mullica hill or the surrounding area Of Gloucester, Burlington and Camden County I will get your Home sold. I tell it like it is so if you're not prepared for that I am not the one you need. Janet has a great deal of experience and success as a listing agent for 11 years, a short sale agent and a buyers agent. Janet is also a licensed Broker/Associate which only 5 percent of Realtors hold.  

Call for a free market analysis at 856-261-6910. Email njrealtorjan@comcast.net 

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Submitted quickly, have n experienced Realtor and short sale atty on 

Your side from the start. Janet Larsen has successfully 

Closed many short sales and the attorney she works

With has gotten 100 percent of them approved. 

121 ken wood in Winslow just settled

24 fairway Cr Marlton non short sale just settled

338 Georgia Ct in Sewell short Sale approved

Call Janet today and sell your home tomorrow. 

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I have successfully listed and closed many homes that are subject to bank approval for a short sale!  To date I have 9 pending short sales waiting for bank approval.

Why is my success so great?  There are many factors!  I will give just a few!

1.  An Realtor must know how to properly price your home with a number that the bank is willing to accept.  There are a few formulas here!  Pricing too high will keep your home on the market too long, in essence, keeping the seller's heartship in a bad situation.  Pricing too low may cause the bank to reject an offer after a 90 day period of being in contract only to get a rejection from the bank and a buyer to walk.  At that point the Realtor may have to increase the Listing Price!  Not a good thing!

2.  Negotiating with other agents!  I will not give my secrets here, but I will say, there is not always a need for a counter on a short sale!  Most banks do not even begin the short sale process until a contract for sale and other documents are submitted!

3.  Use a reputable attorney that handles only "Short Sales".  Before you hire that attorney, ask the agents for a recommendation.  Make a few calls to the attorney and see if they return your calls, answer your questions and make you feel comfortable.  Why should you turn down an Attorney that will represent you and your best interests, especially when, usually, the bank is paying that attorney fee out of the short sale.

4.  As an experienced Realtor selling Real Estate Full Time for 12 years, I feel a Realtor should not be negotiating the legal aspect of a short sale!  Training or no Training!!! Certified Short Sale Agent or Not!!!!  There are deficiency judgements, legalities here in mortgage docs that need an attorney to handle!!!

5.  Buyers inspections up front?  After bank approves it?  I have a lot to say here! 

Well if you have questions about selling or buying a short sale, I will be happy to meet with you confidentially and provide a free market analysis of your home so you can get on the right track and move on to a positive future!

I can be reached via email at njrealtorjan@comcast.net or via office:  856-228-7990, ext 321.

I specialize in Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Cumberland, Salem and Atlantie Counties!!!!

I have successfully listed and closed many homes that are subject to bank approval for a short sale!  To date I have 9 pending short sales waiting for bank approval.

Why is my success so great?  There are many factors!  I will give just a few!

1.  An Realtor must know how to properly price your home with a number that the bank is willing to accept.  There are a few formulas here!  Pricing too high will keep your home on the market too long, in essence, keeping the seller's heartship in a bad situation.  Pricing too low may cause the bank to reject an offer after a 90 day period of being in contract only to get a rejection from the bank and a buyer to walk.  At that point the Realtor may have to increase the Listing Price!  Not a good thing!

2.  Negotiating with other agents!  I will not give my secrets here, but I will say, there is not always a need for a counter on a short sale!  Most banks do not even begin the short sale process until a contract for sale and other documents are submitted!

3.  Use a reputable attorney that handles only "Short Sales".  Before you hire that attorney, ask the agents for a recommendation.  Make a few calls to the attorney and see if they return your calls, answer your questions and make you feel comfortable.  Why should you turn down an Attorney that will represent you and your best interests, especially when, usually, the bank is paying that attorney fee out of the short sale.

4.  As an experienced Realtor selling Real Estate Full Time for 12 years, I feel a Realtor should not be negotiating the legal aspect of a short sale!  Training or no Training!!! Certified Short Sale Agent or Not!!!!  There are deficiency judgements, legalities here in mortgage docs that need an attorney to handle!!!

5.  Buyers inspections up front?  After bank approves it?  I have a lot to say here! 

Well if you have questions about selling or buying a short sale, I will be happy to meet with you confidentially and provide a free market analysis of your home so you can get on the right track and move on to a positive future!

I can be reached via email at njrealtorjan@comcast.net or via office:  856-228-7990, ext 321.

I specialize in Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Cumberland, Salem and Atlantie Counties!!!!

I have successfully listed and closed many homes that are subject to bank approval for a short sale! To date I have 9 pending short sales waiting for bank approval. Why is my success so great? There are many factors! I will give just a few! 1. An Realtor must know how to properly price your home with a number that the bank is willing to accept. There are a few formulas here! Pricing too high will keep your home on the market too long, in essence, keeping the seller's heartship in a bad situation. Pricing too low may cause the bank to reject an offer after a 90 day period of being in contract only to get a rejection from the bank and a buyer to walk. At that point the Realtor may have to increase the Listing Price! Not a good thing! 2. Negotiating with other agents! I will not give my secrets here, but I will say, there is not always a need for a counter on a short sale! Most banks do not even begin the short sale process until a contract for sale and other documents are submitted! 3. Use a reputable attorney that handles only "Short Sales". Before you hire that attorney, ask the agents for a recommendation. Make a few calls to the attorney and see if they return your calls, answer your questions and make you feel comfortable. Why should you turn down an Attorney that will represent you and your best interests, especially when, usually, the bank is paying that attorney fee out of the short sale. 4. As an experienced Realtor selling Real Estate Full Time for 12 years, I feel a Realtor should not be negotiating the legal aspect of a short sale! Training or no Training!!! Certified Short Sale Agent or Not!!!! There are deficiency judgements, legalities here in mortgage docs that need an attorney to handle!!! 5. Buyers inspections up front? After bank approves it? I have a lot to say here! Well if you have questions about selling or buying a short sale, I will be happy to meet with you confidentially and provide a free market analysis of your home so you can get on the right track and move on to a positive future! I can be reached via email at njrealtorjan@comcast.net or via office: 856-228-7990, ext 321. I specialize in Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Cumberland, Salem and Atlantie Counties!!!!